Why Visit Samburu?
Unique Wildlife
Spot rare species like the Grevy’s zebra and gerenuk, found only in Samburu’s arid landscapes.
Samburu Culture
Engage with the Samburu community through village tours, learning their traditions and way of life.
Adventure Activities
Enjoy camel safaris, hiking, and night game drives for a thrilling Samburu experience.
Conservation Efforts
Support Samburu’s conservation initiatives, protecting endangered species and their habitats.
Discover Samburu National Reserve
Samburu National Reserve, nestled in Kenya’s arid north, is a haven for unique wildlife and vibrant culture. Famous for the Samburu Special Five—Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, and Beisa oryx—this park offers unparalleled biodiversity.
Explore the Ewaso Ng’iro River, engage with Samburu communities, or hike the Kalama Hills for stunning views. Perfect for adventurers and culture enthusiasts, Samburu blends raw wilderness with authentic experiences.
Explore Wildlife
Safari Packages with Transport
Choose from our curated range of safari packages with transport included.
Samburu Day Safari
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Wilderness Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Explorer
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Safari Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Wild Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Eco Retreat
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Luxury Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Samburu Safari Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Elite Samburu Retreat
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Wildlife & Ecosystem
Samburu’s arid landscapes and Ewaso Ng’iro River support a unique ecosystem, home to the Samburu Special Five and diverse birdlife.
Where is Samburu National Reserve?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Samburu is safe with professional guides and rangers. Follow safety guidelines during game drives and village visits for a secure experience.
Samburu is about 320 km (5-6 hours’ drive) from Nairobi, accessible via a scenic route through Kenya’s central highlands.
Pack neutral-colored clothing, sturdy shoes, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), binoculars, a camera, and warm layers for cool mornings and evenings.
Malaria risk exists in Samburu. Use insect repellent, wear long sleeves at dusk, and consult your doctor about prophylaxis before your trip.
The dry seasons (June-October, January-February) are ideal for wildlife viewing. Wet seasons (November-December, March-May) offer lush scenery and fewer visitors.
Yes, packages often combine Samburu with nearby Buffalo Springs or Shaba National Reserves for a comprehensive northern Kenya safari experience.
